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Nestle nominates former Amazon India exec Manish Tiwary as India MD

Tiwary, who was the country manager of Amazon India, was appointed as the Managing Director of Nestle India effective from August 1, 2025, according to a regulatory filing

RBI instructs banks to stop making aggressive bets against rupee: Report

The central bank steps in occasionally to support the rupee via moral suasion and had last done something similar in early August

Debt burden threatens poor countries' development goals: UN official

World Bank President Ajay Banga, speaking at the same event, said official and multilateral lenders would not be able to provide the $4 trillion needed to reach the goals without help

Hezbollah strikes Israel on Gaza war anniversary; fears grow over Mideast

Hezbollah said it targeted areas north of Haifa with missiles in a second assault later on Monday

Oil giant Chevron sells assets worth $6.5 bn to Canadian Natural Resources

The all-cash transaction, which is expected to close in the fourth quarter, is a part of its strategy to divest $10 billion to $15 billion of assets by 2028

Russian missile strike damaged vessel carrying grain in port, says Ukraine

The ministry said this was the 20th civilian vessel to be damaged by Russian attacks

RBI to be less hawkish at October policy, says DBS Bank economist

Meanwhile, the recent escalation in tensions in the Middle East is being watched, Rao said, but they are unlikely to impact foreign investments into Indian government bonds

US benchmark 10-year Treasury yield rise to 4%, keeps equity bulls in check

Markets slashed bets on a 50-basis-point rate cut at the Federal Reserve's next policy announcement on Nov. 7 - which had been above 50 per cent a week ago

Rupee remains unchanged as RBI's firm grip on currency limit losses

The rupee closed at 83.9775 against the US dollar, little changed from its previous close of 83.9725

Ukraine grain exports reach 11.2 MT so far this year, says Kyiv

The volume included 6.5 million tons of wheat, almost 3 million tons of corn and more than 1.4 million tons of barley

Russian hypersonic missile hit 'area of' major air base, says Ukraine

Missile debris also fell onto an open area in the central Shevchenkivskyi district and damaged the roof of a car in the southern Kyiv district of Holosiivskyi

At least five people die from suspected heat stroke at IAF event in Chennai

The air show to celebrate air force's 92nd anniversary was organised at iconic Marina Beach - among world's longest beaches - on a day when maximum temperature touched 35 degrees Celsius

Activist investor Starboard Value acquires $1 billion stake in Pfizer

Read served as CEO until Albert Bourla took the position in 2019. Bourla was instrumental in working with BioNTech to develop a COVID-19 vaccine

Russia aims to boost coal exports to India amid growing fuel demand

China remains the biggest buyer of Russian coal but Moscow has said India may overtake it by the start of the next decade

Tokyo Metro looks to raise up to $2.4 bn in largest Japan IPO since 2018

The final IPO price for the subway operator, which is owned by the Tokyo and national governments, will be decided on Oct

RBI likely to keep rates steady as economic growth slows, global rates ease

High frequency indicators such as the manufacturing PMI slowed to an eight-month low in September, while services PMI eased to a 10-month trough, latest data showed

BOJ highlights broadening wage, price gains but warns of potential risks

Governor Ueda has said the BOJ can afford to spend time scrutinising the fallout from US economic uncertainty in judging whether to hike rages

Sweco to design one of Europe's largest battery energy storage system

Amid this backdrop, EU regulators last month approved a 682 million euro Belgian state aid scheme to support renewable offshore wind energy

Japanese bonds yields rise in step with US peers after blowout jobs report

The two-year JGB yield was up 3.5 bps to a two-month high of 0.4 per cent

Israel's economy weathers war, rising borrowing costs strain finances

Although Israel's debt-to-GDP, a core metric for economic health, stood at 62 per cent last year, borrowing needs have blown out